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 Gigabyte: Asus Lied & Fooled Customers

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ktek
post May 15 2008, 10:59 PM

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okay, for me this case is bad if proven true.
but how about those 500W Cap Ayam™ power supplies which also tell "BIG" specification?
yet still many people supporting them.
i'm neither fans on asus nor gigabyte whistling.gif
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post May 16 2008, 11:16 AM

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QUOTE(viqq @ May 16 2008, 04:29 AM)
It's the other way around for me. DES or EPU is not that important for me. It is because I run my CPU at full speed most of the time e.g. Gaming & etc.
You don't care about solid capacitor or not? I assume you are not an overclocker? These solid capacitors are very important for your system to run stably. What you meant was you don't care whether they are Japanese made or not is it? It's not that the capacitors burst or don't burst, who doesn't want a motherboard that has the quality to run for as long as possible?
If you are someone that likes to fiddle with BIOS settings or overclock your system, you don't need or want to turn on EPU/DES I suppose.
EPU or DES greatly relies on your FSB or VCore to save energy. So you should just turn it off if you happen to own a motherboard has this feature.
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my father office use normal P3 as server for more than 10 years of 24/7 with no pure power supply and no solid caps. it does run well until current. it's not about the quality to last long but how you take care of it.
of course high quality products will make it better.

solid caps is not god-like, they do burst too whistling.gif
i even saw a before few claimed "solid caps" are just electrolytic capacitor with a metal housing.
a normal PC user won't tell a fake japs make capacitor. they write japanese word on it?

another thing i don't feel right is "low Vcore = low power consumption"
QUOTE(eric999 @ May 16 2008, 09:43 AM)
well, the news is not surprising...
anyway i always prefer saus product smile.gif
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no surprise for me too and you spell it wr0ng doh.gif
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post May 16 2008, 12:26 PM

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QUOTE(pikacu @ May 16 2008, 11:21 AM)
Do you overclock? =_=
this is why gaygaybyte expose this issue?
Do you overclock? =_=
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why must always bring in the topic of overclock?
everybody who own a PC with these overrated solid caps MUZ OVERCL0CK ??!!
shy to tell, but the P3 run from 500MHz pushed to 550MHz, that's 10% of overcl0ck laugh.gif

in my thought, capacitors... it's just part of components in a main board.
why nobody talk about the coils? diodes? you can't run your PC without them too.
QUOTE(lex @ May 16 2008, 11:49 AM)
Solid caps are not electrolytic and they are not supposed to explode. They use conductive polymer or semiconductor type. On the subject of fake caps, its easy to tell.. don't look at the color but the brand. Example "Rulycon" (the real one is "Rubycon"). One of the brands commonly faked is Nichicon, which is hard to tell unless you are familiar with Nichicon's markings and colors.  hmm.gif I saw somewhere that even Apple uses these at one time, here shakehead.gif 
Well given the same load (formula V^2/R), lower Vcore definitely reduces the wattage but stability when may be affected especially those overclocked. icon_rolleyes.gif
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ok, so solid state caps not suppose to blow. got it.
not all normal PC users know about Rubycon and Nichicon, it's hard to tell.
low vcore = low wattage. got it.

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